Electrical Design Engineer

Our client designs and manufactures custom‑built industrial equipment engineered for high performance, long service life, and reliable operation in a wide range of manufacturing and fabrication environments. Their modular, customizable systems are supported by U.S.

-based engineering, production, and service teams committed to delivering durable, well‑designed equipment.

As an Electrical Engineer
, you will develop electrical schematics and documentation that support the design and production of complex, custom‑engineered equipment. Using AutoCAD Electrical
, you will create clear, accurate drawings and panel layouts that guide internal engineering, manufacturing, and assembly teams.

• Create detailed electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and panel layouts using AutoCAD Electrical
  .
• Maintain and improve symbol libraries, templates, and project standards.
• Ensure designs follow internal guidelines, safety principles, and applicable electrical codes.

• Work with mechanical, controls, and production teams to ensure electrical designs integrate effectively into overall machine builds.
• Support bill‑of‑materials creation and revision management for electrical components and assemblies.
• Participate in design reviews to improve consistency, safety, and manufacturability.

• Provide clear, complete documentation for panel building, wiring, and machine assembly.
• Assist technicians or engineers with questions related to drawings or electrical layouts.
• Update documentation based on design changes, internal feedback, or standardization initiatives.

• Verify that designs reflect best practices for wiring, grounding, routing, and safety devices.
• Maintain version control, accurate revisions, and organized drawing files.

• 2+ years of experience in electrical design for machinery, automation equipment, industrial systems, or similar electromechanical products.
• Strong proficiency in AutoCAD Electrical and understanding of schematic design, panel layouts, and wire numbering/tagging.
• Knowledge of common industrial electrical components such as servos, drives, PLCs, HMIs, power distribution, and safety circuits.
• Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and integrate electrical routing considerations.

• ERP or documentation systems (for BOMs, revisions, etc.)
• General office and collaboration software
• Organized, detail‑focused, and able to produce clean, accurate drawings.
• Effective communicator who works well with cross‑functional teams.
• Able to manage multiple projects and maintain clear documentation.